Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-02
WASHINGTON.
Mexican war, James Mercer, R5yse civ:
RCmaine RitChie, Greenvllie.
Tie rRE.IDENT'S nRnvE

hDMStL6 1.llCl-G, LEtSLNl.S.
The PRESIDENTS ORDER.
WASHINGTON, Sept. The President
bas issued the following executive order
il reG.rdto lie C1icsgo military ercsmp-
nent: ''It appearing 10 ne that the pre-
mOters Of TIE international military en-
campuent 10 be byI8 q Chicago Il Oc.o-'
Der next n cCmuemoretiOn Cf the dtlieth
anniversary Of the settlement Of that city
have extended 70 the military
organization Of foreign countries in be
-sf II the soldiers Il Illinois, in inv IA
ton 70 take pa. in said cncsmpme4t as
guests Of the Ci,y Of C1.Cego, s1i 1st
repre 5eGta-.E>s Of the 5old.try + sucl
countries sre about to STRIVE iu the
United States, hereby direct tHe S5cra-
,sIy II TIE Trea5 Ury lQ Instruct the 81
itc.or OF Customs ct the several ports Of
entry t1at upon being satisfied that
suCl visitors come IS guests IL
pursuance Of the aforesaid invitation
they shall permit the entrance If such
foreign soldiers into the United States
with their personal uniforms, arms and
equipments without payment OF custom
duties thereon and without other formal
icy caan sUcE IS m&y be necessary to IN
sure their re-eXpOrtatiOn OF said uni
forms, arms and equipments.
THE INDIAN WAR ENDED.
WASHINGTON, Sept. /. Ms 1r-Gen-
eraI Terry informs the War Department
of the receipt q the Observation-Disclosures
from Mai2r RAndlette, dated Fort
Duchesoe, August 81: Dawson with
troops, Indian Agent B7rnes Grd the hesd
men Of the | les, started yesterday 10
meet General Crook and Governor Adams
The ties are oil on the reservation.
There are no fears OF their leaving i.
RECEIVER OF PUBLIC NONE1.
WAsUNGToN, Sept. The President
this afternoon appointed Charles G.
Stakeholder receiver Of public money st
Haley, Idaho.
THE RESULT oil r. NAwAY.
WASHINGTON, Sept. -GeIeraL Me
Reeves, under date q San Francisco, in
forms the War Department Of the receipt
OF the following dispatch from General
Miles 81 met with an accident yester-
dao. The bones OF one leg sre broken.
| will be confined to my room for several
days, but viii be able 1 hope to
attend 10 CI;iaI business. Lieutenant
Colonel Drum. Lieutenant NCCsleb ard
Lieutenant Dripray we're also ip ured !
have ;Ordered Surgeon CleSry 10 Fort
Huscbitcha and the assistant surgeon
! here TO assist Surgeon Alexander"
The injury 10 General Miles ard other
officers, 1t is sisted ut the War Depart
melt, is the result Of 6 runaway accident.
AUGUST COINAGE.
! WASHINGTON, Sept. The tOtsl coin
/ age executed q the minis OF the L u!Led
! States during the month Of August YVES
,262 goo pieces OF this amount 30 200
pieces were hslf eagles, 2,e10 900 stand
ard silver dollars, $4,000 dimes aud
| IS, SEQ MINOR coin.
BRIGHAM TELEGRAM ON FILE.
| WAsHIEGTON, Sept. Ia dispatch was
| last night received at the Department of
State from United States Consul
/ Brigham, st Paso de Norte, containing
an account Of sn assault made
upon him BY Mexican Judge IuJia.
/ The Consul in the dispatch makes 10
comments, save the statement that he
offered no indignity to the Judge, nor
did ANYTHING 20 Je construed into an in
/ suit. Ire matter is regarded al the De
parsment as one personal 10 the parties
concerned, and no international compli-
/ cations are expected to result. The tele-
! gram Es5 been placed on file 80 that i
/ may De held in readiness IS 81 answer, n
| case eHJ complaint Is MACS against LlC
! Consul b7 the Mexican government.
WANT TO KNOW WHY.
WAsENGIoN, Sept The civil ser
vice cCmml-s sion hss requested the Secre-
tsry of the Interior 10 expIain why certain
d7aughtsm4n ard assistant topogrep piers
hsve been il the geological survey With
out passing a civil service examination ss
required by law. It is understood Direc-
tor Powell claims ne has the power tc
appoint scientific employees without spply
ing 70 the commission. The latter is oil
opinion that the two classes named do moi
come under this head.